CCNAPI Training Program: Basic Critical Care Nursing Course
COURSE DESCRIPTION:
The Basic Critical Care Nursing Course is a five day program intended to provide the new nurses with an overview of critical care nursing practice. It will present the physiological concepts that will be the basis of understanding the diseases and nursing assessment. The course will offer an opportunity for nurses to develop critical thinking by integrating knowledge about the disease, assessment, intervention and management. The course will have a four-day didactic and one-day workshop period to enable the participants to develop basic skills necessary in a simulated environment.
OBJECTIVES:
After the course, the participants will be able to:
1. Discuss an overview of the conceptual foundation of critical care nursing:
- Scope of critical care nursing practice
- Use of the nursing process
- Critical care environment
2. Describe the phenomena of concern in critical care nursing:
- Breathing, Tissue perfusion and gas exchange
- Cardiac electrical activity
- Regulation of fluid and electrolyte balance
- Pain
- Nutrition
3. Identify patient care problems through appropriate assessment in relation to the:
- Cardiovascular system
- Pulmonary system
- Neurologic system
- Renal system
- Multisystem
4. Demonstrate basic skills in utilizing the following:
- Hemodynamic monitoring
- Mechanical ventilation
- Neurological assessment tools
- Cardiovascular drug support formulas and dosages
5. Formulate a comprehensive plan of care for the critically-ill adult and pediatric patient.
INTENDED PARTICIPANTS:
Any experienced or inexperience registered nurses desiring to understand the challenges of critical care nursing and wishing to expand her knowledge in the care of the hemodynamically compromised patient. However, it is preferred that participants have already attended an ECG course.
ACCREDITATION:
Program Accreditation No.: 2009-019-047
Valid From: December 29, 2009 – December 29, 2010
PRC: 29 Credit Units
CCNAPI: 40 Credit Units
SCHEDULE: (Dates are subject to change without prior notice.)
* June 21-25, 2010
* August 2-6, 2010
* October 25 – 29, 2010
* November 15-17, 2010
* December 6-8, 2010
Note:
- Go here for instructions on How to Register for CCNAPI Seminars and Training
- Visit the Critical Care Nurses Association of the Philippines (CCNAPI) page for information on how to be a member of CCNAPI.
Source: http://www.ccnapi.net.ph












any contact number?
Hi Jay. CCNAPI contact numbers: Telephone: 925-2401 local 3823; 0921-9790450 (SMART) or 0922-8173210 (SUN) Telefax: 426-4394.
do you have an advanced trauma life support course? or please provide any info about ATLS courses. i’ll definitely getting the basic critical care nursing course.thanks.
Hi. I am interested in attending this seminar. I was just wondering what time the program start and end every day? Thanks.
Hi Suze. You can contact CCNAPI to ask for the time schedule of their seminars: 925-2401 local 3823; 0921-9790450 (SMART) or 0922-8173210 (SUN) Telefax: 426-4394.
[...] 6. Basic Critical Care Nursing Course [...]
I have paid this course come Aug. 2 – 6. I would like to confirm if my name is registered now.
Ms. Michelle Eronico Desphy
PRC#0274875
i have deposited my payment in your DBP account. Hope to hear from you real soon.
Anybody from Cebu is joining this course?
Hi Michelle. You can call CCNAPI at 925-2401 local 3823 to confirm the status of your registration. Hold on to your deposit slip and bring it with you on your first day of training.
Gud day mam. I’m interested with the November schedule for this training but I am worrying about the accreditation issues. Does that mean that my certification (after training) would be valid till this year only? Just curious. much thanks for the info.
@katniss – CCNAPI’s PRC CPE accreditation has been extended until September 2010. You can see their certificate here: http://www.philippinenursingdirectory.com/associations/critical-nurses-association-of-the-philippines-inc-ccnapi/
Their accreditation was only until 2010 when I posted this.
what’s BCCN?
Basic Critical Care Nursing.